WYOMING, Mich. (WOOD) — After nearly six months of being closed, the ball is finally rolling once again at bowling centers across the state.
Statewide bowling centers reopened Wednesday along with fitness facilities to the delight of owners across the region. However, the grand reopening is not quite as grand as some would have hoped.
A state order restricts bowling will be limited to league members only, restricting the number of bowlers inside centers like Spectrum Lanes in Wyoming considerably.
Michigan's bowling centers have been handled unlike any other business in the state, some in northern areas were initially allowed to reopen months ago only to be closed later. While lanes in the rest of the state were closed indefinitely, forcing bowlers to sit idly by while retail businesses were reopened.
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